[part two]
The one who unwittingly enriches many sports (and general) tabloid editors and owners/directors, in Italia and elsewhere, the UK milking his daily, nay nightly, antics for all its worth, should win the Golden Boot if he can only put one past Iker in regular time plus the extra (I believe we'll see at least roughly 120 minutes), something he just couldn't do their first time out in Group C. The showy superagent Raiola believed in a treble and got a brace, while the Ceasar rightly entrusted an important part of his empire to what would have been an alien either gaining Roman citizenship via an act of valour or an expensive buy. Yep, they did buy citizen status back in the time.
Here's one for the road..the two assists came from current Milan players..written in the stars?
Silvia can be proud of her iPad-at-the-touchline wielding adopted son, who's nothing short of 'crazy talented', in the words of Ivan the Terrible aka Ringhio. I get this feeling CRon will never forget that night's lecture in man-marking at the San Siro where we won 3-0. Lock shop and toss the keys into the Loch Ness, please.
* Great Britain now, and I was really pleased to know the classical villain of Chelsea lore, Villas-Boas, will have a chance to prove a couple somethings, since he'll soon be Spurs' new manager, after a pathetic, seemingly-frustrated Harry put all his brittle eggs in one job opening and got them ALL cracked.
With names such as Blanc thrown around the mix, it would be interesting to see how he handles the task of steering a Big Five club back to the UCL, hoping his potential first signing (not exactly his by the way), Vertonghen, doesn't pull a blank in his first EPL season. With a refreshingly-loyal Gareth extending for a couple more seasons, there's still something to laugh about at the White Fart Lane.
:0 What, are you some sort of Chelsea fan now, Corz?
An emphatic no. Though I kind'f was when Carlo was there.
And I don't like Di Matteo, just for the books.
The Olympics is by the bend, and while some EURO '12 players will surely be on the bender (Nasri) and others on the holiday-granting mend (Zlatan), several U-23 teams will be sparring to wrest the title from a Di Maria-inspired Argentina, who ironically beat my country's brave boys in Beijing..just when we thought we could pull a Kanu.
Atlanta '96, those were the days. Anyway...
Pearce must've pierced many hearts, and perhaps, pockets, by bravely/stupidly choosing to omit England's finest, from his final squad. And he's got everyone talking, talking, and the birds tweeting.
A famous bird tweeting, as a matter of fact. Surely. Bird goes by the name Victoria...
We all knew what GB would've brought to Team GB. Maybe not the on-pitch football, but at the very least, keeping a team of lads even-headed. Being much of the sheperd Stuart probably isn't. And making more Asian (typically Japanese) chicks tune in just to catch a glimpse of his legs at the dug-out, or those *shorts*. Apparently those HOT Japchicks like it bent.
Not to say the Olympics will be without its major ambassador, who famously kicked the ball that declared 2012 open during the mini-ceremony shortly after the Beijing Olympics' closing show. That would be like changing an iconic 'Big Ben' to 'Elizabeth Tower'.
"Well, that sucks!", in the words of
Randy Marsh.
And all that because some MP desperately felt the need to suck up. :boo:
, the one we all love and support..even when its increasingly strange/senile Life President seems to have run it to the red. No money. Or is it his *many* personal euro-eating litigations that have directly affected the holding Fininvest, which have in turn directly affected his half-black hearted baby? Only Pier Silvio knows. 
), and an unsung Ceasar's 
